hi budding 4s players (4v4 population 2022: 15)
here is some decent callouts (which do not cover everything) about the elusive 3 control point map warmfrost.

https://i.imgur.com/s0VWIcg.jpg

The download link for this map is here, since the one on UGC didn't appear to work (and other websites dont have)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/0dm7012rlj6fiy0/cp_warmfrost_rc1.bsp/file

Come on down and play! Prize pool is ~2.5 keys in either items or raw. We only got 4 teams right now and some good competition so run it up with us this Saturday!

Use #sign-ups to register your team name + members.
https://discord.gg/GGebZBTbQz

https://i.imgur.com/dbpwLPO.png
Looks clean
No words
Keeps color brightness to a minimum

https://i.imgur.com/50M8O7m.png (it breaks when on dx8)
https://wiki.teamfortress.com/w/images/7/7d/Backpack_RGL.gg_One_Day_Prolander_Cup_-_NA.png
Cringe font
Odd shape

I mean ik the new medal actually explains the event a little better but the medic with team-colored gloves looks great and doesn't look bad on the mfs that got drip

or (or) you get a mouse that isn't older than tf2 and get a g502 with actual macro support and good software

since no one else replied, no you dont have to build one for good quality, you can just get a leopold f660 or 990 or whatever the fuck size and you're golden. keycaps are good, comes with mx black-housing switches.

the cheapest one so i can buy food instead

can you tell him to make microwave noises

because everyone needs to know i play quake in 2021 and im automatically a better mge player because of it.

the video got taken down. i found some gameplay videos still up, this is hilarious
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvQvdn2C7G4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAeDFKQJYXc

edit: theres an mvm mode too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cja8EjFRk4o

sage

the novelty of it being hyper realistic is fun until it's not in practice. Call me ape brained or whatever but theres a ton of responsibilities you gotta juggle in the game

https://imgur.com/a/iF0oeWk

idk if u read the top or not but i would advise u to read it again

yo i am going to rant about mechanical keyboards and what u should get and what you should reconsider

WARNING: EVERY SWITCH, BOARD, MATERIAL, AND SOUND IS PREFERENCE! JUST BECAUSE I SAY IT, DOESN'T MEAN YOU'LL LIKE IT!

alright to begin, there are 3 main types of switches.
clicky (produces a click sound when activated)
linear (zero feedback, key goes straight down)
tactile (small bump is felt when activated)

CLICKY:
A lot of people are already familiar with click switches. They're the most marketed switch type there could possibly be. Loud, satisfying, and they don't differ much from any other clicky switch.
So, should I get clicky switches? Not necessarily. If you're a person that likes playing TF2 comp, chances are this might not be the choice for you. Loud, springy switches may annoy your teammates to death, even if you have push-to-talk enabled on whatever VoIP client you use. However, if you don't mind this or your mic is good, then here's some notable clicky switches you should consider and ones you should probably reconsider:

Good Clicks:
Cherry MX Blues
Kalih Box Jades
Kalih Box Navies
Kalih Box Pinks
Kalih Speed Bronze
Kalih Speed Pink
Razer Greens

Reconsiderable Clicks:
Outemu Blues
Gateron MX Blues

The reason Outemu and Gateron are not as quality as Cherry, is because Cherry was the original producer of the blues. Gateron and Outemu made their own versions after that.

LINEAR:
Linear switches are likely the most common switch when dealing with mech enthusiasts. They aren't great for gaming, but they are wonderful for typing. I personally use lubed Gateron Milk Yellows (generic ik) as they're very smooth and don't give me a lot of ping or scratch. So, that being said, what are some good linear switches? Keep in mind, most linears do not sound or feel great if you do not lube them.

Good linears:
Gateron Milk Yellows (cheapest)
Gateron Ink Red/Black/Blue V2s
Silent Linear/Linear Alpacas
Cherry MX Reds
Cherry MX Blacks
NovelKeys Cream
Healios
Tealios
Sakurios
Roselios

Reconsiderables:
any optical gateron linears

TACTILES:
Now for the last category. Tactile switches produce a small feedback when activated. Feedback varies on switch. That being said, here's some considerables.

Good Taccies:
NovelKeys Blueberry
Holy Pandas
Zealios
Durock T1s
Koala Tactiles
Glorious Pandas

Reconsiderables:
Cherry MX Brown
Kalih BOX Brown
Gateron Brown
Outemu Brown

this is basically my thoughts on some popular or unpopular switches, some will disagree and agree as that's just common when getting into mech boards
if u have a question you can ask me or ask r/mechanicalkeyboards or join a mech board discord as theres hundreds of those
or if you want to do your own research here's a switch data chart for tons of switches
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hGgMsplLzMIr_7P5Z39QUb2A_0ALO7uYY6CDUTUVUb4/edit#gid=0

neither are going to give you any type of satisfaction, cherry browns are (popular opinion) scratchy and halo clears only sound good if lubed